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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18

This vegetable preparation Is Invaluable for
the restoration OF tone and strength TO the
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p. F. ULMER, NJ. H..
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GENERAL NEWS.
Matters of Money ant Management
About Various lines.

Work IL to he CONNER need on the Black
vile and Ashton Is. CO. railroad on
Feb. |,
The Orange Belt route will commence
imm. diatelv to 'Xteud It's line from its
present terminus at Oakland on to the
Gult.
Work on the Silver Springs, Oca'a and
Gulf railroad has been suspend 'or
While. The road, however, has been
graded and tied tO Wichlac iochee river,
and is ready for the r0lIin stock. ThIr
teen mi es or the road, commencing at
Ocala and running west, IS now under OPP
arattpu
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18

a French statlsJiclan has figured ont
that man curing d lifetime Ui 30 years
sleeps AVA 600 days, works away the
same period, "dls a"ay 1000 days, walks
a"ay 500 days, Io ~ $50 days aud deyol,s
the balance 81 us time to amusing him.
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prOpnaals luantro.
Notice to Contractors.
dds ARE SOLICITED. and will he

DIDS ARE SOLICITED. and will be re-
ID ceived on a Church bulldog, to be erected
AT ryan Court House, Bryan county. until
January Sis, 1877.
The following is a description OF said Church
bui ding: IL ls 10 he 50X30 feet-l6 feet be-
tween Joints To be underp,nneh with brick
and doorI, g to be matched. Two doub e doors
n front; four wInCows III one size ami three
wind Tvs and one door in the other side and
"ne bet eel at0Ors IN front. All Lumoer
shingles aud Br ck furnished on Church lot
by Building Committee. All Doors. Sash and
Blinds. Nalis, Locks and Hinges. Paint and
Palntinz, TO he furnished 10y Contractor
teeple on centre of roof % feet high, Inside
wnrks-three rows of pews two rows six feet
long. one row ten feet long thirty six IN all,
Pulpit and Altar TO ne nice ard neat.
An bld> "a ust be mt t. JOHN H HENRY
or j. T. MINIS, at Bryan CourL House, Bryan
county Ga.
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Notice 10 Tax Payers.
CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH. GA. Janua V Isl, Is

vi 7 NJ AoN > 7
SAVANNAH. GA, JAnua Y Isl, IS al
The following taxes are now due:
REAL STA rt. fourth quarter 1875.
ste, X IN TR ADE. fourth quarter 1856
FUR\i1C f, etc, fourth quarter 1885.
MONEY, DEE :, etc. fourth quar- er lS83.
WAIE RENTS, IN ddOance, for SIX mouths
ending Juue 3OJn.
GKOUNr RENTS in arrears for two or
more quar- ere.
sPtCIFIC Tor BUSINESS Tax for the
year 1887.
A d SCOUT of ;e, per cent. will be allowed
upon REAL ESTATE. STOCK TRADE,
FURNlTU Il, MONEY, etc., aud ArER
RkN ;, il IUd UHh,n Efteen days DJtel j H.
"a U n IT.
And discount Of ten per cent. VIII be al
lowed upon SPECIFIC TAXES If paid on or
before January Sl.t.
C.. :. HARDEE. City Treasurer.
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- lnuitalfe below ger
&. \. SALISBURY, signal Corp, U. A.
Colored Border Ha1dberchiefs a specially
at Belsinger's, "a " hitsker street.
Linen collars selling at i've cents each,
standing and turn Gown, slightly sOiIpd
al the Famous New York Clothing House,
40 Congress street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18

d. not attempt poultry raising on a
large Gale uutil you nave exp rIneuted
Win SINAI tlIck aud gained experienced.
7 ere l. mucu 10 learn aud but lew nave
succeed TN oyer 100 hens. Care ana
patience must be eXrrcis d, and the en-.
tire time gwen lar.p nnChs
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StockhnIJer>' Mpeting,

TIE fourth annual meeting or the Stock
holders 4 The Atlanta Home Insurance l"m-
PAM viii lie hell al he CO paw Ohce n
Atlanta, Ga, UESDAl. Jan. z5tn, begin
ming at |. A. N. 1iv dpud Of I y ~ 4
20 PER CENT. has been declared on THE
compAny's Il, c. an has been app led 20 IN
paid b tances u 5ock subscriptions A dtvl-
dend o. TES PER CENT. has been ''eolaret
also on all prr'uldms Of ANNA 30 ICES In
force Dec 81 1885, JOEL HURT. >ec'y.
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Savannah Gas Light Company.

SAvANSAH, GA, Jan. II. 1897.
dividend Of TWO AND HALF (2lSl
PER CENTUM on the capital stock OF ,hls
Company has been declared this DAY, payable
on and after THURSD AN. the 10Th INST
A. q. GUERARD. President.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18

sPAErANBURG, :. c., Jan. III. w.
Kclic dted nerr to-day. He was native
G.. savannah, Ga, aod Tor years was a
+ id-uL OF Camden, >. 9. Five ,ours a %
~ married Mss X Z ardspn, q. $ arlan.
Uur. aud rettIed mere. The cause OF ms
uedLu is DutLmOuta.
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Notice.

All bills against the British steam hip
marion >" Jefes. Master. must be present
DAY, Jan. 10, or payment thereof will be de-
barred. A. MINIS Il -ONS Agents.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18

of for' ign born citizens. d nut treat this
election tightly! Apathy on your part may
ne OF the gravest consequences to you here
after! Show youreel'e, worthy of being
American cltz mr.! Exercise your privilege
as citizens ke true men!
Be rure and Vole for Col. RUFUS f. LES
! a. Mayor! Let nothing prevent you
rum reforming your du manu- ly!
Bat to vote Is OF enough Your duty does
not ease there! You must use every iegll-
mate nhutn you possess, in seeing to It
that your friends go to the polls also anu de-
post he LEI TER vpte!"
Remember, he Is your friend-a man above
reproach, aud just to all, without fear and
iaV r. besides iiber5l in his views.
To support such a man Is not on'v your
dut', but should be your easure. Bear also
IN mind ina the men who oppose him were
never your IF ends, HIS enemits are yours
IL When you haIlle for RUFUS E. LES
1E : you battle for yourself!
by der oil the Executive Commi' tee of the
German AWer ca Cltlzeus Association.
EMILE NEWMAN, President,
II. 6. KUCKUCK Secret ~.
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Subscriber

holding tickets for the Mendelssohn Qun-
t4tte Co cert at the Theatre Tuesday, Jan.
IS can have scat, eserved at Messrs. D4v 5
Bros. THIS DAY, Jan IS. at 80 A. NJ. Gen
eral Reserved seat ,ale begins WEDNE--
DAY. 18th, / 80 An
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Savannah and Tybee Hallway Co.

OFFICE OF TREASURER. II BAY ST.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 8. 1887.
By resolution OF he Board of Directors
adop ed at last regular niret n rot Eth
install MINT OF TWENTY-FIVE Par
Ck> T.. Of the Preferred Capital StocE i
called for. pnvab e at THIS ofiica ON or before
THE SEVENTH DAY or FEBRUARY,
!ss7. JOIIN ". RLNhCL lis. reasurer
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18
GERMAy.AMtRItAY CITIZENS!

morrow an election will take place for
NJ fynr ana Aldermen. The Executive ON
mltie- OF the German-American Citizens
A e. citation deem it their duty 70 point out TO
You the necessl Y Of snnpnrtlng the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18
etice.

Parties holding claims against the United
states Government for cotton taken ana cap
tured by Treasury Agents after the late war
will find it to their advanl age tn consult with
J,F. BROOKS, Manager,
l35 AID 1871 Bav street
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18
Prop sails Fer Pump blouse, Tank and
Wa,er Mains,

WA.er Mains
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERNAsTER,
UNITED TATES 4 NY No. 2 PLriRS cT.,}
WEST END, ATLANTA, GA. Dec. 81 l~e6. }
GHALED PROPOS AL> IN GRIPLICATE:
~ subject 10 usual conditions. will be re-
cell ei at this office until II a. M, Central
the, Wednesday. February In. 49, at
VIII oh time an place tney ~ill be opened in
tie prPs-uce Of attending BID ers, for the l.
loving lie crlhed work. on the military res
erv tuun. near Atlanta. Ga:
For the copstructiOn of one boiler and pump
house.
One cypress tank and trestle.
One ST am pump and bDi er complete (for
deep welD.
i eet OF WAFER mains more or less.
The United Staics reserves tie right to
reject Hnv ~ al bide, or parts thereof, aud
to waive defeci
Blank proposals, plans and specifications,
lnstruc ions rs 10 bii'iing, G, ms o! contract
t., viii be furnished ON application TO TINS
Office.
Enve ores containing proposals must be
marked prop "a for pump house, etc. and
addressed to The under lgne't,
Can't and A. Q NJ. L. 5. A.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18
Notice of COpartnerShip

THE undersigned have tins day formed a
L General Partnership under tn firm
nume of II \NrsHORNE & HUGER. and
having arranged with MIR, fERSI ST..
DEL ON r the con lnuHnce OF the Fer
ulizer Business ately c ABDUCTED b. him. viii
80 his well know" brand under hp style of
THE DEL4ON GCAEO CONPANN."
J. WHENCE HARTsHORNE,
mo. W HUGE.
JANrlRy H. 81
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s7irrtfune.

The Chatham Mutual Loan A SSOciatIon
The soth regular monthly meeting Of series
Will be held at Metropolitan Hall THIS
Tuesday EVENING, at o'clock.
r. d. GCERAaD, President.
WIN. D. HARDEN. Secretary.
J,ATApyI Is lSS-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18
DEAlHIN BURNING CAR.
The CHAIR ii fvmains OF Four
Corp-es Found After the Fire.

/ LOUISVILLE Jan. 17.-At 2:l5 o'clock
/ this moinIngas -pecisl frei o. ira oil ~
cars, loaded aItb cotton, VS. pulling into
/ Paducab. KY, On the lire 81 the Cnesa-
/ peake. ONO and Soutnwe r. rail-
way. one OF the cars Y as discovered 70 be
on IRE. II bad teen taken on. 10 ''ed al
Memphis. beIn transferred II" u Tue
Louisville, New Orleans aud Texas road
81 that pOinf. The engineer backed the
rain on to a side track and the
crew endeavored t. eXtlngui-n the flames
with nose attachments. All !nev sue
ceeded IN doing, however, was t. prevent
Tue ire from spreading to other cars.
While removing The debris Of bur ed
car four dead b dies, cbarrea beyond
recognition, were disc 5yered. They are
supposed TO have been Iramps. Whether
hey were wuIte OF BLACK II is imposs ihle
70 say. The car was locked at Memphis,
bur the men must nave e. tered TO 10 II
horrible tate through widow In the
eud, W CD could nave been opened from
tue outside.
ROUND HOUSE BURNED.
CALUMET, MICH. Jan. l7.-rne round
house u The HecIa ana lorca Lake rail-
road, Owned by the Calumet and hecla
Mining Company, was burned last even
z. FIVE locomotives were burned. The
loss is estimated AT 100000 u So 01O.
THREE PERISH IN A HOTEL.
WEsTMlNsTKR, b. c., Jan. l7.-Fire
broke out 10 TIE Arlington House sunday
molniug At O'clock. Tne structure. be-
Iug - coden, was son one mass Of fame,
ana three CUES unable TO escape were
burned 10 death.
FIRE IN A COTTON CARGO.
tHALEsTOS. ) e.. Jan. Is, A. M
Fire Drukr out ab tut 1890 O'Clock tnis
morning On hoard he steamer Bess trahta,
A." htcu - lnadug with CT On to- Srhasto
pol. The sap has an u 1880 bales Of
CUiJOn aboard, all OF winch VIII b : dam
AGED. Tbs ios is coyert by in>ura ce
"a London. Tue sup Will not De serious
~ dana ed.
SUGAR HOUSE BURNED.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. jan. l7.-fha sugar
house on Diounes' ''Ente PRISE Planla-
ton" was burned this morning. 70 ty
MOST al, OF 81 lar and large number Il
AGRICULTURAL implements were also de-
stroved.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18
SiocI holders MEETING.

SorTHwEsTERS RAILROAD Cot
OFPtCE. MACON. n. i 1887.
The snnuAl mretiug Of >tockn lder- 81 hi
ompa ), VIII lie held IN the Company's OFF. e,
uS er the Central G 'orgia Bans, hirt street.
Macon, ia, % tut RSDAY, FkBRUAkl
10. 1871, NJ Ii o'clock A. " for The lection OF
lug ear.
>toeh hold RS will lie passed free over this
roa0. on pre- entstion OF their cert ate Of
stork, com e t. the meeting on the SIN, sth
nd lnth, auc returning from the meeting on
the 10Th, llth and l2'h uf February, 81.
W. :. tRA ANTI sec. and Treas.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18
DR.. III. II. Hitchcock
Ulmer's Liver tOrrector.

OTers his professional services to the citizens
Savannah. ONCE 100 Liberty street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18
D,neol to- II tir o.
Notice Of Dissolution.

THE limited copartnershtp in the Fertilizer
L B,rlne,s hereto r exiting uetweep tile
I'm lcr>lg d. under H. firm name Of "PkRRI
NJ DELEON,h Was di--n we'd by initiation on
i n any 1T. Mr.. DELED\ is authorized to
iiQUidatC the bushes 81 The Copar, nersnip.
PERU NJ. OELtON,
General Partner.
S. L. LEVY.
>prciil Partner.
FRANCIS IN ALE,
Admr W Hired NcGle. Deed special Partner.
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educational.
NATIVES Commercial College,

9 3 six street, Washing on, ID {. Provides
practically use vi bus ness educaiion. 80
/, rms nor vacations. Students en,er at any
time 1crms-Life rho arship, $40; Twel
week course, board, ETC., SIS. send Tor cir
Cular.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18
WeSther Indications

/ Special indications for Georgia:
FAIR lLolder and fair weather.
For Virginia. North Carolina,
south Carolina, Georsia and
Eastern Florida: Colder, NORTH westerly
nds, far leather.
The Is,Elt Il Tue river At Augusta at
l:G5 FGlhaE o. II. res -erd ~ (Augusts
time) was 4feet-a fail VI o. feet during
tb- preceding a hours.
Co auarapye stare neat Of temuerature
al savannah Jan. l. 1886 and 1857
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DIR. Henry ). COiaing,
SURGEON DENTIST,

ONCE corner Jones and Draytou street,
Graduate Baltimore College Of Dental Sur
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18

observations taken Al the same moment
Off ue at al stations.
SAvASSAH. Jan IL. 9:27 P. NJ. Citv time.
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NOTICE e.

THE de th Of one Il NY special Partner
i ten, erug the liquidation ct my pA-t
hu.lness necessary, the ter Ter Bu IL esq
heretofore con nc ed by me " II be con-.
unued Oy MESsRs. II NKr~iINRNE &
HUGt l., under the = vle OF THE DELEDN
CT NNO COMPANY
/ c ,rdlHlly recommend them 10 my former
o. IRONS, and suYcil them q share your
trade. PEkLY NJ. DELEON.
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Announcements.
tOtice.

The use Of my name on any Aldcrmanic
ticket is without my consent. Resp ctfully,
LEE ROY MYERS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18
HON. RUFUS E. LESTER
True and Trusted Friends

for reelection to the Office of Mayor, and tc
select such men only for Aldermen as have
Ueen found to be the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18
Special &lutIreo.
Running MATCH.

JAMES EEWCOMB, Of Savannah, Ca, is
to run loo-yard match for gold medal and
s 90 a nd the chamn -onshin.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-18

EsTMlNsTKR, b. c., Jan. l7.-Fire
broke out 10 TIE Abingdon House sunday
mug At , O'clock. Tne structure. be-
iug wooden, was ,On one mass Of 1dme-,
ana three guess unable to escape were
burned 10 death,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-15
Ihcn and Nuu.

Two yasrs ago, when the Hon Richard
,., b. 49, ",yi' H. byiiiinn I'm t,i'ir
The % stand .argest business IN waco {, con-
iucte D. Curiosity shop. Great 'he,r
stock.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-15
>oti

\ H. kinds s.coud ham furniture
y BARNARD BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-15

Attgr li,tgn.u- 'Y 3d.. .-rtt speeches nf 90.
B,y u- .rr1 li . Hon Is. NL. See
haFe Dnrciui.t white RAJ O. al. ou,
al Nil give 81. .vaH time ur pig t,cotue. -
WACO .iUsiiy Shop
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Los.


Forty DJ'6r- .l.slli on. so b.l
DID,. tuir- 500. .h.rt. roWA.ini uy ...y.
.ra' HrY3.- ."..4..s of Day of.re
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-15
Official Reports Show that
the Order Of knights OF
Labor is in a Decline
~. Membership BECOME small 10y
DEGREES and. a. some view
IL. Beautifully I,E

90, Decomposition Rcst' thicn}
ON the Iu,t that ii ha. not
proScd Succc.,tul iu> trikc..
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SEgoNp .aud furniture bough, and sold by
> Hst.,-i RIOS
DAESABD BROS. dealers mall Kind, u,
u second b ND furutl @. Austin sire g.
uti...f. Ni.l man & Son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
TIE ocEly RACE FIXED FoR rHURsDIY
CoEREsPoNDENcE BETWEEN THE OWNERS OF iii
DAUNTLFss AID CORONET

CoEREsPCNDENcE BETWEEN THE OWNERS oF The
DAUNTLFss AND CoRONFT.
Captain Crosby wa, considerably disappointed AZ tho
aspect Of the weather when he stepped the deck OF
the Coronci Yesterday morning. He and his sailors had
worked hard all Saturday order have the yacht in
shape TO make trial trip around sandy Hook Lghtship
on Monday such trip found 10 be impossible.
however for from sunrise TO sunset there hardly
wind enough stirring 10 defect smoke from straight
course upward aud I'm tho cast ihcro heavy banks
OF FOG Mariners say that there viii be good breeze from
the south to-day. and there tho Coronet Will
surely spread her sails and tve her shrouds. stays
and lacngs thorough test The weather has been an
favorable Mr. Bss boat since he started 60 NJ her
up and while he was an Hious that the race should be
started promptly on Mhrch D. uc uAy oiisuay agreed
upon the elements seem 10 have conspred 20 prevent
his doing II was thought on sunday that the rival
boat. would surely begin their transatlantic contest To-
morrow there Is wind to-day II Will Ice necessary
rightly refuses TO 20 before he has made "A trial trip.
The Dauntlcss remained at anchor OF East Twenty
20 again until the race Il started Captain Samuels
has been aboard much during the last few days his
time being occupied In arranging for the publication OF
secretary JOHN ii. Bird Of the NcwYork Yacht Cub,
this letter 10 Mr. Bush, the owner OF tho CoOnet
sunday night:
hayo inquiries male o. me as secretary tor n
colt informed me that lao had party 81 friend, from Hart
ford who were staying here from day TO Jay ana VINO %ero
satng tie sail The Regatta Committee also ~ naturally
these and OF the great public Interest will you
kindly To Mr. To before NUM-
the earliest hour. weather sutng when the
Iurouct wIll be at the starting point
Mr.. Bush who is confined 10 h7 homo on Columbia
Heights Brooklyn, by Illness, dictated this reply to Mr.
Bird yesterday:
your esteemed favor OF Yesterday king for date OF
permit 20 say that The Coronet
il now all ready ior trial TIP which Captain Crosby
pets t. to morrow. been sick IN bed Tor several
DAYS ant 40 not expect before the yachts start
Captain g.. informed Mr. Colt with my approval that when
d. IL ready notify him lMi 'olt. captain crosby
reports ms morning don't think tho starring can bo
ra eel THURSDAY weather permitting, AMI thinAs
pretty t'craby sa" to regard that as The sarng Day
The undoubtedly started last saturday had
beng detained ave DAYS on te
dock. watng for sufficient tfe Ia uoa' heron hls hIou
br my last oOmmnnicat before starting wish You
all ant ali asAc voyage and pos Ton next
% tho head
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SAN SNAIL NET BY A LARGE AUDIENCE.

TELLING THE STORY OF HIS CONVERSION AND CIV
ING SOME POINTS on PROHIBITION.
Sam Small gave a lecture last night at Cooper Union
called From the BarroOm TO the Pulpit" ich con-
ssts OF history OF his lie came to this city
Oh the invitation of the Rev Dr. Wbeatey OF The LeXng
ton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. and the Rev MI
King. of the Forty fonrth Street Church Mr. Small was
the official reporter for many years IN Atlanta Ca
and a reporter TOR The Atlanta Constitution According
destination and degradation Being converted through
the agency OF Sam Jones preaching he Il now conduct
ing a crusade against ntemperance. Mr. small Is tall
thin, gaunt excitabe and naturally eloquent lie was
introduced by General Fox as the Georga
After he had given sketch OF his early youth ana man
hood sketched wildly the downward career OF con
firmed druukard When he heard sam Jones preach ne
resolved reform and he solemnly ayOwed that the
craving for drink had been mlraculOnsy removed from
him in answer 20 prayer Among other things he sad;
The resolution the morning after my conversion
lows together IN the ar at the JuncuIe OF me Two n
opa streets of Atlanta 10 hear me reach TO ten ano
returned former associates returned to
the barroous anu began 10 sell pools on how long "oud
year after returned TO Atlanta told
dience my preacher and my happiness a. re,
formed drunkard At the close OF my remarks my friends
pressed round and congrstu ated me One old fellow Sad
pointer that you were going TO hold out ior
tell how the rumselers treated and how
tie liquor scorching mo up body and soul they cal me
with my last dollar for drink But that s being
% to re ONO Rcr ana NIX hay S on dome s
liked Joness preaching before that day He was
nSs @oio deeraded an Old fellow
views of preaching are.
The lecturer began to advocate prohibition when man
in the crowd Queried "How does 1t work In Atlanta e.
Mr.. Small replied:
Well If You don't believe go and try to sell
scent,ca about Il II cost them $500 be convinced
and now they say they are perfectly SATISFIED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
OBITUAR Y.
COT ONET. ALERT Il. JEWETT.

ST. JoHSsBURY, Vt, March '(Speciab.-A dispatch
from jacksonville Fla. the sudden death Of
Colonel Albert Jewet who went there for his health
about the middle OF December. He was born In swanon,
VT where he lived aud engaged in mercantile pursuits
until thirteen years ago. when he removed TO this place
He was about hfyX years OF age was married, had TWO
children and daughter both OF whom are dead
Mrs Jewett was with her husband at the time OF his
death Colonel Jewet was actively interested in the
Vermont division the Portland and Ogensburg Rail
road had been director manager ana SUI
inteuent and after IT came control Of Boston
and Lowell made vice president lie was member
OF Chamberlain Post g. A. r. OF this place; enlisted as
lieutenant OF Company A, lst Vermont volunteers, ana
At the expiration Of his Of service reensied with
he 10Th Vermont and was chosen colonel lie held the
position Of colonel the civil staff OF Governor Horace
Fairbanks from 1876 to lS7S.